Short answer: Mamashi articles are drafted with AI assistance and then checked against reliable and official sources in an automated (AI) check by Mamashi’s fact checker. We don’t publish invented writer names, photos or credentials.
Why there are no personal bylines
Our articles aren’t written by a team of named freelance writers, so we don’t pretend they are. Putting a made-up name or credential on an article would mislead you about who wrote it and what expertise is behind it.
How an article is made
- Topic and headline. We choose a question readers actually ask, and a headline that the article can fully answer.
- AI-assisted draft. A first draft is written with AI assistance.
- Fact check against sources. Claims, numbers and prices are checked against official and reliable sources, such as government and regulator sites, laws and official guidance, and vendors’ pricing pages and help centers. Claims we can’t verify with high confidence are corrected, softened or removed, and each price shows the date it was checked. The fact check itself is currently done with AI tools that compare each claim against reliable sources; it is not a professional review.
- Headline check. We check that the headline, SEO title and description promise only what the article delivers.
- Approval to publish. An article is published only after it passes the fact check and is approved for publishing by Mamashi’s system. This is not approval by a person or a professional. Found an error? Tell us through our contact page, and we’ll fix a confirmed error within 7 days.
The full rules are in our editorial policy.
Professional review
Our articles don’t currently carry a review by a named lawyer, accountant or other professional. If an article is reviewed by a professional, it will name the reviewer and their field. Until then, treat our content as general information, not legal, tax or financial advice.
Who’s responsible
The site is run by the Mamashi team. More on our About page. Found a mistake? Tell us through our contact page.